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#588645 11/01/2009 7:09 AM
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Hi folks,
Need some advise,tips,pics..whatever to hook up the 69 Muncie 4 speed I picked up.
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1969 Muncie 4 speed
350 small block
No linkage or pedal for the clutch....startin from scratch ...looking at ideas for a hydro throw out bearing? or hydro pedal equipted with a master/slave cylender.
any help would be great.
Tim
P.S. this is not for my Bolt but for 75 Laguna project I am starting.
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Can you use a mechanical linkage?
That would be my first choice by far.


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My first suggestion would be a hydraulic throw-out bearing. Ram makes an inexpensive one for the Muncie. It bolts to the front retainer. No linkage needed. Then get a set of swing pedals and a master cylinder.


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Thanks for the reply's Gents.
Ill give Ram a look up.
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